Some people start the new year by swearing off alcohol.
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Bernie Sanders are swearing off big donors and posh fundraisers.
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Next month people will probably be swearing off fruits and vegetables.
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I left the experience swearing off predominantly white dating shows forever.
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It's now reached Australia, with Telstra and Foxtel swearing off YouTube.
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Sanders and Warren will both profit from swearing off corporate contributions.
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I don't think banning or swearing off alcohol works for everyone.
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But swearing off credit cards is a mistake that could hold you back.
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"Swearing off high-dollar closed-door fundraisers is a meaningful, significant pledge," Fischer said.
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Here's the thing: These men — the ones we're swearing off now — are watching him.
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And the idea of swearing off one food—or one entire macronutrient—isn't sustainable.
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But so far I haven't seen anybody swearing off the song as a result.
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In the 3rd quarter, she raised $24.6 million after swearing off big money fundraisers.
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It's official: 2018 is the year we're swearing off getting rid of anything ever again.
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Gwen Stefani hints that swearing off chocolate for Lent is officially over on her Snapchat.
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The Facebook employee who created the "like" button is now swearing off social media apps.
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Equipping yourself efficiently can make the difference between sticking with running or swearing off it.
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Kim got herself some new mouth bling after swearing off flaunting jewelry, post Paris robbery.
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They did this by swearing off worldly indulgences and seeking to experience the suffering of Jesus.
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The one positive is that Asahi seems to be swearing off tying up capital without influence.
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But some animal rights activists in the Land of Brexit™ are swearing off the bill completely.
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Either way, you might just end up swearing off store-bought frozen meals for the foreseeable future.
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Naturally, I'm always looking for something to ease the pain (that doesn't involve swearing off alcohol entirely).
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Some people certainly tried to cancel the rapper by swearing off his music and criticizing his viewpoints.
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" He writes, "if you use debt after swearing off it, you lose the momentum to keep going.
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After swearing off his driver during his practice rounds, Mickelson had it at his disposal on Friday.
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After swearing off attending those high-dollar fundraising events this spring, she is relying solely on online donations.
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If you sat through Sunday's football-related entertainment, you could be forgiven for swearing off Super Bowls forever.
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"King of My Heart" finds Swift unlucky in love, swearing off men — until Mr. Right appears out of nowhere.
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Chris Christie (R) says he's not swearing off attending baseball games, despite being heckled and booed at recent outings.
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Others are swearing off masturbation, sex, social media, and even in-person conversations in order to complete "dopamine fasts."
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Despite swearing off all private fundraising, Sanders has raised the most money out of any other candidate in the race.
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And for resolutions, prisoners often have something bigger on on their mind than swearing off eating sugar or drinking less coffee.
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Some are swearing off children because they're concerned about raising a family in a world of receding shorelines and violent fires.
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In recent weeks, the Sanders campaign had drawn a contrast with Warren for swearing off such events just for the primary.
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Trump entered office claiming he would be an unorthodox Republican on health care, promising insurance for everyone and swearing off Medicaid cuts.
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Still, one of the more common ways people practice is through fasting — like what your classmates would do by swearing off chocolate.
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But Sinema later clarified that she had been referring to her current status instead of swearing off a jump toward the Senate.
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Warren has made a point this year of swearing off the sort of high-dollar fundraisers she has held in past statewide races.
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So far that we canceled our ongoing series The Walking Dead Quitter's Club, with co-author Bryan Bishop swearing off the show entirely.
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Biden has joined most of the rest of the Democratic field in swearing off donations from Washington lobbyists and PACs associated with corporations.
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Elizabeth Warren announced in February she was swearing off closed-door fundraisers, but left open the possibility of in-person events with fees.
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Rather than swearing off YouTube, Mr. Maza, who is a New York-based socialist, decided to seize the means of his own video production.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is swearing off high-dollar fundraisers and receptions and phone calls with wealthy donors as part of her 2020 presidential run.
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In 2016, before swearing off the bulk of them, we attempted to revive the pairs with a few creative makeovers to prolong their use.
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"Slow Dancing" sees her swearing off marriage as a 7-year-old, contrary to the idea that all young girls daydream of their wedding.
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"I wanted to get the point across that I'm not swearing off love, or saying it's a bad," he'd said a few minutes prior.
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Instead of swearing off whole sectors, this type of impact investor is looking to make a practical accommodation between today's reality and tomorrow's aspiration.
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If he is capable of moderating his rhetoric, swearing off acrimony, and creating unity, then now would be a good time to do it.
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Even so, the governor — whose son Andrew works for the Brewers organization — was defiant when asked whether he's "swearing off" big league games for good.
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Meanwhile, the Clinton Foundation promises not to accept foreign or corporate donations if Hillary Clinton is president; Bill Clinton's also swearing off paid speeches then.
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Recently, in The New York Times, there was a review of the new book by Barbara Ehrenreich, who is swearing off the medical system altogether.
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I'm not the only one going through the turbulence of having to reconsider swearing off love after watching To All The Boys I've Loved Before.
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Confession: Any time I'm going through a breakup or feel like swearing off dating in New York, I dip back into Sex and the City.
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But it can be harder to commit to swearing off pinot noir if you're not quitting for a specific reason with a duration in mind.
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Warren, who decided to step up her campaign's battle against big money by swearing off attending fundraising events, announced her candidacy early -- on December 21.
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But that was before the recent Reddit/Trump dustup that has some developers swearing off Oculus and led to Luckey taking to Facebook to explain himself.
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But revelations that the chain donated $25,000 this year to the California Republican Party have many swearing off its food — yes, even those delicious animal fries.
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In fact, it went so far that we canceled our ongoing series The Walking Dead Quitter's Club, with co-author Bryan Bishop swearing off the show entirely.
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Despite swearing off corporate PAC money, she enters the 2020 cycle with $12.5 million left over from her 20203 Senate campaign, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden last June made a similar pledge, swearing off the use of deepfake videos, phony social media accounts and bots to attack opponents.
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Candidates jockeyed to be the champions of small-dollar donors, swearing off money from Big Oil and lobbyists in an attempt to win support from the grassroots.
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Before that moment, I had mostly scoffed at Dry January, the cultural phenomenon that involves swearing off alcoholic beverages in the first month of the new year.
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Brexit is a little like Saudi Arabia swearing off the oil business, declaring it would rather work for an honest living even if that makes its people poorer.
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Kushner's comments were widely interpreted in the Middle East to mean the Trump administration was swearing off the possibility of a Palestinian state in its still-unreleased political plan.
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It's hard for users to mitigate ad targeting attacks without completely swearing off the internet and mobile apps, but it would be easier for ad networks to take action.
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Game of Thrones is fiction, trivial fiction about dragons and ice zombies, and the point is entertainment, not swearing off every Ser Such-and-Such who commits an atrocity.
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Famous musicians, at least until prominent voices like Lil Xan (yes, even him!) and Chance the Rapper began swearing off the stuff, have long been inclined to hype it.
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Jones -- who recently had hernia surgery -- decided to switch up his eating and workout habits shortly after the procedure ... swearing off all animal products and hittin' the yoga studio.
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If they are, in this view, they should be subject to strict conditions, like swearing off share buybacks, reducing C.E.O. pay, and a $15 minimum wage for their employees.
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If they are, in this view, they should be subject to strict conditions, like swearing off share buybacks, reducing C.E.O. pay, and a $15 minimum wage for their employees.
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I won't be swearing off sex anytime soon, but as I battle this latest iteration of private and public misogyny, I'll be channeling the focused rage of the celibates.
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He gained traction in the election by swearing off the lies of politicians, while constantly contradicting himself, often without bothering to conceal the conflicts within his own sound bites.
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With the 2020 race in full swing and a slew of presidential candidates swearing off corporate money or even refusing to meet with lobbyists, her work may soon get harder.
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"You got a new sweater, but I didn't know till I saw it in a picture," Walworth sings with a crackle, before swearing off a bomber jacket and a navy peacoat.
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Before completely swearing off the idea of paying for your trip over time, we asked Walser if there was ever an instance where booking now and paying later is a good idea.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign raised $2135 million in the first quarter of 2000, lagging behind Democratic rivals after swearing off expensive fundraising events, her campaign said on Wednesday.
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The website currently has a post about Bieber crushing on actress Nicola Peltz, as well as an article about Selena Gomez swearing off the possibility of a future with her famous ex.
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While it pledged a commitment to sustainability and jumped on the train of fashion brands swearing off fur, Burberry spurred countless reports to expose the frequency at which unsold merchandise is destroyed.
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No disrespect to New Jersey or its famous shore, but Snooki wants a MUCH better life for her 3 kids, which is why she's swearing off all things 'Jersey Shore' ... for good.
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This time around, the paradise of perfect fellowship belongs to a foursome of fifteen-year-old girls who attain an unusual power—social and paranormal—by swearing off boys until they graduate.
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But in swearing off future collaboration with the White House on tech issues, these Silicon Valley heavyweights would also lose a seat at the table as the administration develops major policy initiatives.
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So this dairy-packed pie would be the only choice for a last meal before swearing off cheese, which is why we feel terrible telling you that this was a one-time thing.
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After months of working as a video game designer — and swearing off relationships — in Denver, he has returned to San Francisco for the wedding of Agustin (Frankie J. Alvarez) and Eddie (Daniel Franzese).
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"I'm not a Republican or a Democrat," says Benioff, who indeed gave more than $1.2 million to both parties in the past two decades before swearing off all campaign contributions earlier this year.
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Clinton promised to help down-ticket candidates, not swearing off the South -- even aiding Democrats targeting the North Carolina senate seat held by Richard Burr, according to several lawmakers who were at the meeting.
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Swearing off super PACs headed into 2020 is "like bringing a butter knife to a gun fight," said Dallas lawyer Marc Stanley, who raised money for President Barack Obama and 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The trio first collides as Daphne, fresh off a long-term relationship, is swearing off men, that is until she meets two polar-opposite guys in one night — who also happen to be best friends.
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There is not a lot of historical precedent for humans voluntarily swearing off a new technological capability — or choosing not to make contact with another society — because of some threat that might not arrive for generations.
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The story becomes a bit more complicated when Brown begins his whirlwind relationship with Houston (Gabrielle Dennis), who he woos, as his brother notes, immediately after swearing off any more entanglements with other famous musical stars.
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A master of proportion and pattern, below Trop reflects on her personal fashion aesthetic, the coolest way to wear a polo, and how swearing off jeans can actually do wonders when it comes to upping your sartorial game.
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As a health writer, the corner of the internet I occupy is also home to countless articles claiming that the solution to all your problems lies in swearing off dairy — even if you aren't vegan or lactose intolerant.
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Should you be lucky enough that nothing dangerous happens during said date, you still may be left with mental scars due to your date's inchoate creepiness that will have you swearing off romantic endeavors for quite some time.
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Most polls have shown O'Rourke trailing, but after swearing off all political action committee donations, he has proved to be an online fundraising phenomenon, and on Friday night, O'Rourke played up his visits to all 254 counties in Texas.
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So good that even today, in an age of condoms and birth control, a non-religious, aphilosophical person may feel compelled to save his soul by swearing off sex for a specific period of weeks, months, or even years.
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The demands that Sunrise is making — calling for net-zero emissions, swearing off fossil fuel donations and green job guarantees — would have been considered far-left just a few years ago, but are now endorsed by most Democratic presidential candidates.
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While it makes perfect sense to shun high-yield bonds — also known as junk bonds — for the part of your portfolio that you rely on for stability and predictability, completely swearing off junk could be a failure of portfolio imagination.
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And, in fact, Gomez's first steps into the Spanish-language market in 2016 — like "Sola" (Alone), a darker, EDM-tinged song about swearing off men, and "Todo Cambio" — were "records that were not necessarily hits, but it laid the groundwork," said Jordan.
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How we negotiate the balance between swearing off bad people and enjoying the art they make is an internal struggle we all face, and one that comedian Billy Eichner externalizes delightfully in the newest installment of his show Billy on the Street.
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Asked by CNN why she took more than $1 million from lobbyists in her career but is now swearing off super PAC and lobbying money, Gillibrand described her current position a "first step" and admitted she wishes she had done it sooner.
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Despite swearing off the support of such groups for much of the primary, and criticizing rivals who did not, Warren has not called on the group -- which does not have to disclose its financial backers until later this month -- to stand down.
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The decision to hold an election in December, when daylight is in short supply across Britain, has also forced many candidates to rethink their strategies, with some, including Ms. Jenkyns, swearing off knocking on doors in the dark because of safety concerns.
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It's not really retirement at all, but that's because I don't think anybody should truly retire in the old sense of the word — swearing off all forms of paid activity in favor of a dramatic increase in television watching and golf playing.
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Almost every president dating back decades has enjoyed golf -- from Franklin D. Roosevelt, who oversaw the construction of public courses under his public works program, to George W. Bush, who played early in his presidency before swearing off the game during the Iraq War.
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Roseanne Barr SAID she was swearing off Twitter, but that lasted a nanosecond before she pounded away with a flurry of tweets, saying her racist comment was Ambien-induced and then she obliquely claimed it wasn't racist because she thought Valerie Jarrett was a Jew.
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But when you're a snake-hipped twenty-something, the prospect of lowering your risk of developing a chronic disease is unlikely to have you suddenly swearing off foods designed to light up the brain's reward center and rushing home to roast a spaghetti squash.
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Asked by CNN why she took more than $1 million from lobbyists in her career, but is now swearing off super PAC and lobbying money, Gillibrand described her decision as a presidential candidate a "first step" and admitted she wishes she had done it sooner.
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When self-indulgent benders and fatal overdoses seemed to be stripping the scene of its philosophical credibility, as well as killing off its members, many responded in what they saw as the most subversive way possible: by swearing off all drugs and alcohol for life.
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"I'm OK, You're OK" (season 183, episode 173) The episode opens with a fantastic, classic scene of Paris and Rory eating Chinese food and swearing off men together; if that was all there were to this episode it would be in the top 163 easily.
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"Raise a glass to finally finding something close to adulthood," Patrick (Jonathan Groff) says upon his return to San Francisco for the wedding of Agustin (Frankie J. Alvarez) and Eddie (Daniel Franzese), after spending much of a year designing video games — and swearing off relationships — in Denver.
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And despite swearing off jewelry after getting robbed at gunpoint in Paris nearly three years ago, I love that the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star broke her rule to wear three layered diamond necklaces, including two chunky chains and one cross, to the awards show red carpet.
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As it turns out, however, short of swearing off video entertainment entirely (an unlikely scenario given that the average American ingests nearly three hours of TV per day, according to the Department of Labor) the future of television consumption may look a lot like its past—provided you know where to look.
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This week, it was Islamic Jihad, for a change, that broached a cease-fire: In a televised interview on Wednesday night, Ziyad al-Nakhalah, the group's Lebanon-based leader, laid down terms including swearing off future assassinations and stopping the use of live ammunition against Palestinian protesters along the Gaza border fence.
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Like the crust punk poopers, there was the more flashy drama: the unsteady drunk men who'd stumble in late at night yelling or rambling; the tip jar thieves; the very angry woman who yelled at me to pull expired whipped cream from the trash (I didn't), because it was Fat Tuesday and she was swearing off dairy for Lent.
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Instead of swearing off booze altogether for fear of brain damage, researchers suggest sticking to the recommended alcohol guidelines—14 units each week for both men and women, as suggested by the UK's Department of Health (that's less than the current US guidelines which suggest that up to 24.5 units a week is safe for men).
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") The second level is the swearing-off of masturbation (known online as "nofap" or #NoWanks) combined with a "cereal beat-in" — if you want into the group, you have to get beaten up while successfully reciting the names of five breakfast cereals, because "defending the West against the people who want to shut it down is like remembering cereals as you're being bombarded with ten fists.
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In February, two months into her presidential campaign, Warren set herself apart from the rest of the Democratic field by swearing off the kind of pay-for-play fundraising that typically gives wealthy donors outsize access and influence: front-row seats at closed-door fundraisers, one-on-one-time with candidates, and private phone calls, known on campaigns as hourslong blocks of "call time" for soliciting big checks.
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As the mayor of Denver from 2003 to 2011 and then the governor of Colorado from 2011 until the start of this year, when he left office because of term limits, he was known for swearing off negative political ads, for gravitating away from divisive issues and toward whatever common ground he could find, and for a style with substantial measures of goofiness and geekiness but barely a pinch of truculence.
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